A technical due diligence inspection is advisable for a prospective property buyer, investor, or property owner. Technical due diligence is usually required prior to a property's acquisition, refurbishment, or demolition.

When purchasing a property, you are making a substantial investment. To protect this investment, the purchaser should have a qualified building surveyor conduct a due diligence inspection to assess any potential risks to said investment.

 A survey was undertaken prior to the purchase of a building to allow the client to understand the current condition of the building, and future maintenance requirements, including a 10-year cost study to highlight any areas of significant CapEx which may affect the purchase price.

Visual inspection survey and desktop review to help a potential buyer understand the condition of major assets in a property before purchase.

Depending on the extent of the Client’s requirement, Realpoint technical due diligence typically includes but will not be limited to: 

• Assessment of lease for long-term lease i.e. warehouses, storage facilities etc.
• Assessment of environmental site factors such as hazardous chemical storage, fuel storage etc.
• Record data captured from the survey through photographs and data from inspection devices.
• Noting material building code violations of items, systems, or inherent design that are readily apparent and discernible.
• Identify the defects/issues, possible root causes, and recommendations for remedial works and actions to be taken.